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From the LOA 'DUX GAZETTE, Sept. 12, 1809. /Var. ()!: , Ar s mber IZ. 1 yth Reg meat of tight Dragoons, Cornet Thomas Shaw to be Lli . utZ•nant, try p : rcliase, vice Lucas, who 'retires.. tttit loh n {; Ars trm, Chnt to be Cornet, by purchase. v i ce Drought- , nrortmteri r. 22(1 Ditto, Lieutenant Airxnidei li i ireheon, from -the stli Koval Veteran Battalion, to be liietiteuattt , pur chase, vice Vernon, Promoted in the tztii Light Dra- IS' cvitrent of Foot, Lie t itepppt S. 11:+111i1, fl - +1m Wattevlile's- Regiment, to be Lieutenant, ''' ,o "'ut I"Ar- . „ dikt se • 6th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Dutton,—from the,Warwl,-k Mi litia. lobe 1.:11, - ,i01 tsth Ditto. En,,,,•1, Dinsie r , rter to he l.icutenant, without purchase. vke Ito re.ziols. 17th Ditto. Frisign hclo Nrd A usten to be I..i.ertenant, with out purchase.f.vice halt hide, ,p'rornoteJ. %Vitt. Dcigairos, Cent. to he Etisig.„ vice A”sten. 79 th Ditto, Second lieutenant Philio - rashy Lampier, from the 31. Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without pur cttase. 21St Ditto, Robert t i n be Secont lieutenant, wrthnut purc h ase, 'vice e", racie, promoted. 213th Ditto, Ensign -- Manhv m be - Lieutenant, vice Cars. !cell, decea:sed. Henry john Barn, _Cent. to be Ensign, vice Nlanhv. 33d Ditto., Lieutenant 'Peter rlarrailler, from the 90th _Foot, to he Lieutenant. vice O'Meara, prompted. 3ith , Ditto. lames Boursiquot, Gent. to be Ensign, by bur. ' chase, vice Power, who retires. 4ist - Ditto, Serjeant- Major john smith to he Quarter-Mas ter. vice Eager, appointed an Ensign in the 3d Garrison BattAlion. 47th Foot.' To hi, T.ientenams—Ensign lames Joseph Frederick Filly, vice Warren. deceased. Ensign Edward H. Adams. froM • the 4,th Foot. Ensign H. W. lVainwrieilit. Ensign Scott. Ensign James R. Cochrane. Ensign Christopher Irvine Cochrane.- Ensign John Harley. To he E-signs—T. Farquharson, Cent, vice Halt'. Thomas Noble Cochratx, Cent. vice Wainwright. Wm Henry Green, Gent. vice Scott. George Norris. Gent vice Cochrane George 'Hill, Gent. vice Cochrane.' William NI tKenzie Johnson, Gent. vice Harley. Edward Webb, Gent . - 63d Regiment of Foot, Captain Ralph Onseley, from the Army Depot:to be Captain of a Company, vice :rm. strong., 64th Ditto, F.ieutenant And ew Halfkide, front the 63d Foot, to-he Lieutenant, without purchase. 67t)r Ditto, lieutenant Edward I)espard Palmer. to he •Cap tain•of a Compan• , without purchase, vice Percival, ap pointed to the 9,ith Foot. Ensign Thomas Fraser. from the ttli Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Palmer. Robert Sutherland, Gent, to be EnSign, vice Knox, de ceased. . . 68th Ditto, Lieutenant James Sloan. from the Bth Garrison . Battalion, to he Lieutenant;' vice Tyrrey, who exchanges. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Heron, from the North Down Militia, to he Ensign.- . 77th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Fletcher to be Captain of a ('cmpany, vice B. wes, deceavd. igilt Dirk), Major James Macd'onnell to be.tieut. , Colone/; vice NI ajor.General M'Kenzie. deceased. 88th Ditto, Lieutenant John Whittle to be Captainof a Cote . p.inv, vice Blake, deceased. Lieutenant T. Niacionalci, to he - Captainof 17, Company, vice Graydon, deceased. To be Lieutenants— Ensigu Thomas 1..1.10yd, vice M 'Car_ thy, deceased.' Ensign Jason Hassard, vice Whittle. En sign Geoffrey Power, vice Macdonald: • - -• To be Ensietts Ensign John Christian, from the 7th Garri son Battaliam, vice M`Gregor,. cent. vice Hassard 14;11. Cent vice Power.' yo t I) it to, Ensign Robert Allison to be-Lieutenant,- with. out purchrise, vice. IVIa appointed to the tooth Font. Ensign William t‘i i)e, ditto, vice Barailler, appoint ed to the ?td Foot. T.iomas Freer, Cent. to be Ensign, vice A llison. D. Campbell, Gent. to be-ditto, vice Laing.' Joseph Ewing,, Gent, to be Assistant-Surgeon. tooth Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Mason, fiorn the Both Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. RoNal York Rangers,' Ensign Win. Edwards to he Lieute nant., vice Allen,. deceased. John Ardagli,`Gent. to be En vice. Fdwarrls. Chasseur Trite:wig:les, Lieutenant Dc Tournefort to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Du Hautoy; promoted. Ensign Desire Dusief to be Lieute nant, vice Tournefort. Dusief, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ousief. 7th Garrison Battalion, George L. Halliday, Cent. to be Ensign, vied Christian. appointed to the 88th Foot. Bth . Ditto. Lieutenant Michael Gould Torrey, front the 68th ' Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sloan, who' exchanges.--- James Moiire, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Fraser, promoted in the 67th Foot. Nova cctia Fe\icibles, Henry Augustus Hayes, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Wetherall, promoted in the 93d Foot. STA F F. • *'To be Deputy Commissaries General to the ForceS, Deputy Cornmissary of Accounts Laurence Donovan, from Assistant-Commis-aary %Valiant Petrie. Assis tant-Commissary John Vaux. To be Assistant Commissaries to the Forces, : Acting- Assistant- Commissary ,W:I ham Lukirt. A cling- As . sistant-Commissary Samuel Hopkins. Alting Assistant- Commissary Buchan- Fraser Teller. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital' Mates for General Service, J. C./Stout, Gent. John - G. Mansford, Ge 4. Henry M. Gouldiiig, Gent. Francis Halt, Gent. O. G. Thomas, Cent. BARRACKS: Richtnond. Rose,Gent.to be a Deputy Barrack-master inG reat Britain, vice Lempricre, promoted. bI EMO t; AtilDilM. Cornet Proby of tEe 13th L ght Dragoons, who warsuper wicd, as stated in the Gazette of thz Bth ultinD, stated in hi's r u Commissions signed by the' Lord Lieutenant of thz County of Wan.vick. To be Deputy Lieutenants —Sir Edmund Cradock flartopp, Bart. Thomas Townsend, Esq. Ralph Sheldon, Esq. i st Warwickshire Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant — The lion. Chas. Finch, To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Charles Edward lleppington, Esq. • To be Majors— John Seymour, Esq. Shirley Farmer Steele, Perkiiis, Esq. To be Captains—Ralph Adderley, Esq. Thos. Terry, Esq. Princep, Esq. Wifflain freer, Esq.. Thomas Chattock, Esq. .John Chalk, Esq. Geo, Harry Fleet wood liartopp. John Carter, Esq. lames Harris, Esq. ' Thomas Wi Esq To he Lieutenants—Joseph Shan, Gent. Michael Taylor, Gent. John Bariatt, Gent. lohn Arnold, Gent. Edw. Bourne, Gent. John Power, Geld. Etherington 13ellison, Geit. Joseph Smith, Gent., Samuel Vaie, Gent, Win. Bradsh iw, Gent. Ache Cramp, Gent. George Brown, .Gent. Joseph Linclopp, Gent. Richard Rawlings, Gem. John . Kendrick, Gent. Samuel Kinder, Gent. Edward Dickens Dickens, Gent. George Boo.h, Gent. Thomas ‘Vilcar, Gent. To be Ensigns—Thomas Johnson, Gent. Richard Lamb, Thoinas•.Catteil, (.cut. Thomas 'Kiley, Gent. Jglsn Tayli,r, Gent. kiln Lant, Gent. • To he Quarter-master—Sam. Barton, Gent.- To be Suigeon John Smith Soden.. zd Warwickshire R4ment of Local Militia. . To be Colonel—Sir Cray Skipwith„Bart. To 1);:. Lieutenant-Colonel =William Betts, Esq. To be Majors—Thomas Hanson, Esq. Robert Sam. Skey, Esq. • • • . To be Captains—Rich. Beaumont, Joseph Wil'more, Obadiah Bellamy, Esq.. .Richard Ilipkiss, Esq. Thomas Bartlett, Esq. William. Shore, Esq. .john Sim ' ct.ik Esti; fames Ade, Esq. Lovelace Welch, Esq. ;Vo be Lieutenanrs—Tbornas Baker Robinson, Gent. john .7 , !Nrl•l,;iey, Gent. George Richards, Gent.' Ethvard Vit. Jere_ vs'ilks, Gent. William Haynes, - Gent. 'John' An- Sodiner, Gent. john-Smith i _Gent. Thos. Green ;;,,,t. William Phillips, Gent. Chas. Wilkes, Tionnas Webb, Gent. Thoinas Pemberton, Cent. Thorrias Thornely and Richard P erkin of Hadfield, Derby shire, cotton-spinners. ' • = -- • Joseph Raper and Aooiti, of' Greyhound-yard; • High Holborn, Middlesex, hearth-rug-manufacturers. Adam Murray and William Trelfs, :,of London, surveyors and land-agents. John Kew the younger, of Tewit Field, Lancashire, -coal • merchant,• and lohn Ayrey Braithwaite, of Lancaster, • surgeon. Rice Price Higgins and Nathan Parker, of Bury•street, St. Mary-Axe. London, _merchants and insitrame-brokers. James Overall, john Higharn,and John Radcliffe, of Tyldsley: Banks, Lancashire, liquor-merchants. . . '1 h nnas Brununer, Gent. To he hnsigns 1 lionias Wheatly, Gent. lohn Ryland, . o (;errt.. lunatttin Devts, Gent. Joseph Liceit, Gent. Uhriottan, Gelit. James Burke, Gent: Isaac Far-rnr, Gent. bourn Pariridge, Gent. Edwird'Rhenand, (cut. Francis Ridley, Gent. - LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HAI'N I Nt: Martlett-court; Bow.street ; and Prblished by WILLIAM. A RMIG ER 5i.:141 P ES, Sou::. Mo.ton.sirect, G wvenc 4quale,- " 1- •At the SVI4-OFFice, No. 117, Strand; where Advertise-meth,' Ordefis tor the Paper Letters, for the 4:ditur4 (pasi4ocria.,.),, must Wtddres”(l."- •'' To be Quarter.mastei...- folm Smith, Gent. To be Surgeon-. wines Fowler, Gent. • • 3 d Warwickshire Regiment Of Local o be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant---RatPlt Sheldon, Fs. To be q Lieutenant-Colonel-. Francis Canning, Esq. !I obe Majors'--- lames West, Esq. Eyelyn Shirley. Esq. lo he . Captains---Robert Canning, Esq. George Lucy, . Esq Roger Kynaston, • Esq. William Lambast Crum niie, Esq. John - Lucy',- Esq. Court. l)ewes, Esq. Bracebrnigc, Esq. Michael Blount, Esq. Charles Shirley, Charles lames Apperley, Esq. vice Pa pinilick, resigned. Adjutant Robert M'Pherson by Bre vet). • To be Licutenants•--Wi Rain Osborne, Gent. 'rhos. San de's, Gent. William l'ickering, Gent. James .kinnon, Gthit. William Cross, Gent. Thos. H.abidge, Gent. George Williams, Gent. Edivard Welchinan, Gent. John King. Geilt, Shahid: Wilkes. Gent. Tu be --Win. FiiiclAr, Gent. Henry Loggin, Cent. William 13,411, jun. Gent. Robeit haweutt, Gen t To be Quarter-master -and'. Lieutenant by - brevet—Henr; Wyatt, tint. To _be Surgeon—John Dove. 4th IVarwickshire4tegiment of Ldcal Militia. • To be Lieutenant-Colona-Conunanddnt--"c he ltigpt Hon. • Lord Grey de Ruthyn. To be Lieuteriant-Colouel— Robert Willoughby, Esq. To he Majors—llion - las Hum, Esq. jaines Bloodworth, &sq. To be Contains Robert Hobbes, Esq. Dennis ISradlcy, Esq. Rieliarit_lt:e, Esq. Thomas Hall Esq. • Edward. Banister, Esq, John Bagshaw,.-Esci. Thomas lioaingtnn, Esq. Thomas llodington, Esq. Adjutant Wm. Michael - Price, To be Surgeon—Joseph Rann, Gent. . sth Warwickshire Regiment of Local Militia. To be lieutknant-Colonel-Commandant —Thomas Towns• nid, Esq. be Lieutenant-Colonel --George Backer, Esq. o be Major—lohn. Meredith, Esq. obe Captains—John Potter, Esq. Ric - hard Bird, Esq. Wm. Eingley, .Esq. Robert Cox, Esq. Francis Egin ton, Esq.- Francis Sheppard, Esq. -Wm. Aston, Esq. -- Adjutant lames Saunders. To be LicUtenants - Edward ‘Vasdell, Gent. loseph ultes, Gent: John Williams Keen, Gent. Matthew Linwood, Gent. Sawn:A Allen Wheeler, Gent. -..eerge Knowlee, Gent. Matthew 'Dixon, Gent.. Wil liam Hollins, Gent. Oliver it nis Perry, Gent. Win. Thompson, Gent. E.nsiipi David H. Orton. -Ensign Charili4 Palmer. , .1 To he —David H., Orton, Gent. 'Cltirles Palmer, Gent. Win Leonard, Geut. lchic Robinson Blacii.ey, Thomas Dixon, Gent. tames Lomax, jun. Gent.— Cliiistopher. Band, Gent. lanes .2141, Gent. To be Quarter-Master --Montague Sadher, Gnt._ To be Surgeon— I' rancis Batighain, Gent. Cornamsiorp signed_ by the Lord Lieutenant of the County • of Cii,ster. Con);Ikon" Regiment of Local Militia To be Lieutenants— Eosig.. I.osolt Cawley. Ensign Tito- _ • mas Churlton, • To he Ensigns—john Lightfoot, Gent. . Allen Booth, Gent . The King has been pleased to istue a Warrant ,under his Royal Sign Manual, to Sir GeOf - g - e AbescroMby, Bart.-- - Francis Garden Campbell, Esq. and Stewart Souler, Esq.- three of the Deputy. Lieutenants of the County of Banff; as Corninissioiyrs for executing the Office of . his Majesty's Lieutenant in the saiu Cou,iy, by granting Commissions in the Militia, &c. during the vacancy or a Lieutenant. COnunissions in the Banffshire Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Commissioners appointed by his Majesty for executing the Office of Lieutenant in the County of Banff: To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant—Lieutenant- Co- lone! George Garden. Robinson, vice I.3artlett,who retires. To be Captain—Thomas Gordon, Esq'. Artillery Company attached to ditto. ' To be Captain—Lieutenant George korbes, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Lohn Bickford, of Brixitam, Devonshirg, shopkeeper, dealer, and clupgrian. BANKRUPTS. lames Lee, of Lewes, -Sussex,. Itnen.draper, to surrender Sept. 16, 26, and 0 doner.24, at eleven, ttildhall, Lon don, Attorney,. Mr. T.' Bennett, Philpot.lane, Fen church-street. lerennait llolloway, of Ernie Se.lwood, Somersetshire, Sept. ztt, 29, and October 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, route Selwoud. Atturnies; Mr. i.bert Rotton, Fronie SelWOod; or Mr. Ellis, Hatton-Garden, London. . DIL WANDS. Nov.- 4. John Spencer, of Sheirard-street, Golden-square, Mi-ittlesex; jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 23. limn Parsons the elder, and Sohn Parsons the younger, a Ludgate-MI, London, booksellers, at ten, at October at. Simon Field, of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, wine, brandy, and beer-merchant, a,t twelve, at Guildhall, London. , Odober y. Thomas Flare Wills, of Lamb's-.conduit-Street, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at G uildhail. OCtober 9 jereaniati Mallatratt, late of Wanstord, Hunt ingdonshire, inn-holder, at twelve, at tie Littleton Arms Inn, Penkildge, StaifoLshire. October 19. Ilionias Bowen, of Rhodiad, Pembrokeshire, • shopkeeper, at eleven, at tile Bush. Tavern, Bristol. October U. William Balding, late of Holt, Norfolk, grocer, at ten, at the Bull Inn, Norwich. ' Odober 7. Henry Mercer and Joseph- Forshaw„ of Liver pool, merchants, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, ,Liver pool Sept. 23. Henry Grundy Beetson, late of Gray's=hin - square,' Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Gbild hall. OdoberOCtoberta. fames Wild, John Watts, and John Buddy, of Upper Thames-street, London, wholesale grocers and sugar-refiners, at ten, at G u:ldhall. Nov. 4 . Waliatii Capper, of Holborn-hill, London, linen draper, at ten; at Guildhall., Odober 4. William Dempsey and John Acratnan, ofßristol„ tailors,iat eleven, at the Bush' '1 avern, Bristol. Sept. 26. Richard Palke, of 'Little Hettipston, Devonshire, coal-inerchanr, at eleven, at the Oxford Antis-Inn, Tot nes, Devonshire. • Nov. 7. William Jones,.of Woolwich, Kent, tailor, .at one, at Guildhall, London, • October . 19, Benjamin ones„ of Rotherhithe-wall, Surrey, tbbacconist, at ten, at Guildhall. October 5. George - Wileatley, late of 'Sbilth Shields, Dur ham, at eleven, .at the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastls upon-Tyne: , October t, John Davis, - now or late of Oxford, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford. October to. Michael Taylor, John ,Latham, and Elijah * Belcher, of Liverpool, merchants, 'at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor, Liverpool. • Sept. 3,6. John Owen Parr and Thomas Chase Patrick, late df juttUlk-lane, Londoui insurance-brokers, at eleven, at Guildhall. . . CERTIFICATES. . . October ;. Henry ,N'ewmau, of Skinner-street, London, • furrier. ~ , . Henry Hughes, of Worcester, glover and hatter. . Samuel Dumg,e, of St..l'aul's Citurtli. yard, London,.trunk maker. . , .. George Mann, of Southampton-place, 4 0rand, Middlesex, . vic+ualler. I.ohn SpeiZer, Taylor, of Gracechurch..street, London, straw- hat- maoutacturer.. • I ohn West, of Chartarhouse-street, 'Middlesex, money si.riyener. • ' ' • Thomas Porter the younger, late of Ccashatil, clothier. - ; • ‘Villiain Young, tate of A rdwick, Manchester, dealer. • . George Hunt, of Stalbridge, Dorsetshire, linen-draper. William Kept,.of Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, tanner. • P;IRTNERSHIPS DIS S OLVED. , Joseph Churchill and William Tucker, of the Crown Brew.. S tanhope-streei, C late- marker, Middlesex, brewers. I lobo Coupland and Samuel Oliver, of Rotherham, York. shire, wine and spirit-inerchants. Jane Jay lor and Hannah Shaun, of Leeds, Yorkshire, fancy ; dress-makers. Joseph Jenkins and Sherwin Walduck„,of Bristol, mercers.. jerimit Crosby and john Graham, of Ila wick, brewers. lames Surridge.and lames Chadwell', of WellingtOn, Somer. St - tshire, common-brewers. • ' LIEUT. CRELLLV AND HIS MARE. It will be recolleded that a charge was lately made against an Officer for riding his mare from the Race Ground, at York, to the Saddle Inn, at Leeds, a distance of. upwards of 23 t»ils, 111 311 hour and twenty . minutes, iocluditig . the time taken for a bait. on the road ; in consequence of which the _ . languished for a few days in extreme - torture, and then died. The staterrienthich first appeared in the Leeds liercury ; produced the following expla- , .nation from Lieutenant TO THE EDITOR OF THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. SlR—Through the medium of Paper, I think it necesS'ary; dts - ()dicer of the Sixth Dragoo'n Guards (as which 1 am brought before the public by the. Editor of the . Leed , t Mercury) to . contradiA a paragraph which appeared in h.s P,tper of this day I teal nu hesitation in declatio'g that the whole of it is tape and unfounded in every particular; iffid from =the manlier in which I Live been reprelented by that Editor, have no - doubt in my „Mind that his inten tions towards ate were illiberal and, malitious,' and meant to stigthattze my clLtra - L!: - as an officer, by itnputing to me an act, of exces,ie cruelty, which), on my lioriOur, as an: oftki r and a . gentlenian,:l did not commit. It is tuniectss,Jy at „present to-state any pa_ ticul.us on the - subject, being determined to make an evanple of that Editor, ai far as the laws of my country will T. C. CIS ELLIN, Licut. 6,e1 (,thirds. Leek!), Sept. 2,, In 9. To this a reyfication has .been since made by' the EditOr of the Mercury. - To Lieut.CRELLIN, of the 6th Dragoon Guards. , Sits,-Iti a letter, hearing your sighature, inserted in the Leeds Intelligencer ut this Week, you have thought tit; to con traoto a paragraph in the last Met.. cury, rAtting to you and your h3rse, and very posi tively to declare: that'" the whole of that paragraph is false and unfounded in every particular." The only important particulars in that paragraph . are these.:— The iine• in which you rode the horse from the race ground 'at York to Lfeds Saturday,—the ex.. treme agony the animal you rode. subseciuently en dured—and us consequent death on the. Tuesday following. Allow me 10 ask if you mean to assert on " your honour as,an Officer anda Ist. That you did not yourself declare, that you rode the mare from the Race: Ground at York to Leeds, in an hour and to minutes, including the time taken for a bait on the road,?, (4d. Dr,Nyou asier,t upon your honour, that the mare did exhibit symptoms of. , extreme agony until 'Tuesday night ? • . , 3d. Do you mean to pledge your wot d that the mare is not dead ? you can spew that these, the leading particulars in the paragraph alluded to, arc false, I shall, most gladly, contribute whatever lie, in my power to abate that feeling of indignation wl4ll had been excited in; the public mind, by a view of ihe poor animal,long before the observation lo my Paper of last Saturday made its appearance. • You impute to me a malicious motive tOwards you. This I . positively .disclaim. I neither knew your person - nor your ,name . before your expiring horse- ateraCted ray notice;• and for the character of a British Officer, ow such, no petsoh can 1)4,5 a Uglier reg * ard than wyselt, haying the honour. to rank' many of theta amongst my particular friends, In makin“ .the insertion alluded to, therefore, - hurati— nity and a sense of public duty, those motives *which only a fortnight before induced me to censure, in strong terms, two men .who had,tnanned.(not kided) one, of your regimental .horses, .alone actuated my conclutt. ...Convinced, as everY'unprejtichci.4 mind must be, of theTurity of my motive I can coati .dently rest the legal consequences of that insertion on the tar-famed liberty Of the English _press ; and as to your threats, be assured, they have only thatshaie 'Of my regard which they -merit. • EDITOR. AWFUL CATASTROPHE.—Mr; . R-6, a Gentle man who :was Considered in possession of an icicle - . pendent fortune, and who was between 50 and 60 years of age, was found dead, in a shacking man gled state, on Monday mornin tl in the Thames,. above Sunbury.. Report says, this unfortunate man, who had spent his life in rberc,iptile speculation,, had imbibed iipropensity for play, and he lost three very considerable SUMS of money within the last fortnight; which had brought on a despondency , bordering on, insanity. • He took apartments in the neighbourhnod of Weybridge three weeks ago; and. he left hiS habitation on Thursday mmniog last, and Was not seen after. It was Strougiy suspeCted by his sister, a maiden lady who lived with him, that he had destroyed himself, .by his tnanti:tr of •addreising her on the preceding evening: From the nature of the wound,:; it was manitest that he had :inflicted them Witt his own hands ; and so determined was lie in the rash pursuit, that hehad,lacten 'his peck is with stones, " Tho body was left lora Coroners In quest yesterday, and . the verdict maybe auticipat,!d. SUICIDE.—On Sunday morning, about 4. o'clock, Mr. Wilkinson, in Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, cut his throat, bUt not effe6toally. He attempted to bang himself in his ,garters, to expedite his dissold-, tion, (but was unable AO do it from - . loss of blood, WhiCh he fastened across his mouth insfead of his neck. In this State he was - discovered. He lan guished until yesterday morning, mid remains for a Codoner's 16quest:. Suointkr DeATH.-4.Ur - Frithy.morning an elderly man, servant to Mr. fiolland, of the War-Orffee, - dropped down - suddenly on Westminster Bridge.— Tie was conveyed in a senseless state to Mr. Pen lingtnn, apothecary, at the foot'of the bridge, where every ea'ort was Made to, restore animation, but without effe&.- • • Po LICE. MR. ELISTON AND MISS COLSON. Mt. Ix:IA-thin havitise been declared by his medial attendants to be so far recovered as to permit hiSs be ing, removed without .danger, he, :was, yesterday brought before Sir JOHN PINHmtN, at by Goff and CO'lling,burne. In addition to the evi 7 deuce a!ready laid before the public, the femalci :friend who went with' the& to the Itopity Theatre,,. -Was exarninld'... Her gtaternent relative' to the 'en - - .comstances which took- - place:during the time she was with them, corroborated the statement tnade - b, Miss Colson on a former day. Jr appeared also, that previous to leaving her house in•Croolted-lane to go to the Tower, Mr.. Elistooliad I;resented her wilh blOoel, winch he bad jiiSt bought; but whicir she , declined to accept, saying, she supposed lie bought it - forAliss COlson, to which he. tepiled„:" No, I have got a present for her in n”. -pocket." • The evidence of Miss•Colson, taken ort a fornicr aay,. was then, read' over to ber,. u hen she again de clared her persuasion that he had no intention ..)f her, but that his intentions %vete to dttstroy hinisett. Mr. ficIWPIIRRYg, who attended - on behalf of Nin Eliston, here submitted to the Magi,t rate, that un.ter these Circumstances the off-nce of his client did, not, come within the meaning of the Aet,.namely,, " of rniliciously shooting at anotherperion with i!ltent to injure." The words 'of the A.4;1 reiluired teat _.pistol should be loaded, presented; p o i n t e d ; o r Iv.ll-- . ed at the peison injured, as did 41year:to be- he tact: :in the oniy case which he recollied, I bat liore any analo4 to the pre•ent, viz, th.t of Mr.. Had:a - I:an and - A,l , sk Ray.. Fr.iini the evnleitye . in,t. ;,,case it d,d 16,t a,Tear_ that. more than .one.,tr t O found, w'hio 411:uctt.0:, Zg3iimt Mr. Eittophreys • de1i.,91,-(.1,gyl tit: Qat4o.ti,,ut rlre crime; but clntendLti that it 01 \ 1 opt, apt u.,t •0 offence,atrd that th , :retare to be Jibes:wed upon cote) log into so, Ji og[, cii as Mis% C. shooktrequire, fur Lis to:ore good condtm,...iiiicl answer any complaint against: i Sir Jon N PINUORN was ofa, different opinion; nod. • observed, that from the moment he had heard COlSolfi,statement of the transaction, it had„coup-led with the other circumstances, conveyed sufficient - proofs to his wind .uf the ihientions of 'the young man. However touch he,tnight.feel,ftg,the parties; yet there was a duty due ftuirt,him to the Public, • which imperiously called y i pon him to put the law, in force. The Father of the young 'lady, she being • a minor, should . he boand over for her appeatauce tct prosecute at the'ensuing Assizes.- Miss Colson here with much emotion deci3red, she would not appear against him, convinced-as the was that .he had no intention to.injure her, an 4 that it was only owing to her, attempt to•seize the,piktoi. that...she was hurt. y the,advice of Mr. liumphreys,. ;f l owever,.anc , t the earnest intreaties of the pilau:llan ; site at length consented: Sir JOHN then observed, that it would be neces _ _ • sary Mr. Eliston :should• be committed till anollsOr . 1 examination could take place, in order that tbe.co.. tal - - 3 man, and .another .witness' who did nut then apPol . might attend. -On Tuesday last a tire- was discovered in' a harn contiguotti to the dwelling . of Mr. Sanders, at 1-Lr. low, - in Hertfordshire; which was qateltly- cQnsittp.; ed, together with ten stacki,of hay, and m. - ri! head of cattle." The barn contained corn to the-sue:lnei or 30Q0i. and is supposed to-haw been intermendlyiet ou tires .. • ~ IP A' 9R AVSSEND,. SEP rzlralis, it. Arrived-- , the . 1 9lia; 'Woodward; ttni Walket,, from Nsivi tico-titt ;., Industry, -Street, Brain . .Stnckholio. Vipsweti, from Gotteribtirgli ;, en).7cance, v‘.....14 Irvin Gibridtir 4 . Midas, l'yOns, from the !I ; Gibbon,•trom- tisbon ; and the Maria‘: litver Plata. . • ' • Sailed —the. Nelson, Herbert, for 'St., YineenN,; Stisanalt, Wilson, 'to' and ilinittr Manning, •GralttP, tor Trinidad, • • ' . • , • -Bin I liS. 011,the.gtb inst.. at Twi;Arr,:lha.m, - tfie Lady of I..teureogs . .7 cplpnel.Hqad., ot. tile i itii :.;};;It Drag,Ouns, of a Sun , ir''''' Heir. . ...._ The same day, at Worllngtun, the Lady of t re. tlerick Grey, Cooper, Esq. of - a.l).u_liter Lately, -4t- Eurt;and ; 4.-atir•Atwe-Mirxwell,,fr -IJau4later. • A few -(;4& agr.),t.in Fleet-street, Dublin, Mrs.• Gc 6 r'L' 3 Moore, of a Da'aghter. • 1114 R It If: O. • • •On the Ist inst. at the house :01 Dr. Wiillainan, hysivi.ll, in Dunbar, lames. Day, hsq. Capt.ii- , of 4thz.. knit. La t t. luli CoMpany's ship Sir St,1)11,:i1 Lo:11'nglon, to MiSS 1 1 .1 e, daughter of Ili,: titaxtsed 1'11111) Delisle, Esq, of Cal-. Lutta. Captain WonktriOge, of the Government Packe t ' to 4s u i, 01-the 11,non ilotei, in the town of St. ikes. Dilti). a On the Ist inst. at Glasl..,ow, Nits. Ilelen Graham, reii of the late Rev_ l'atriLkiliitchinsun ‘ of Paisley. tio :he 29111 tilt.'at General Robert Melvfl:.:, of Strailikilaie , s, the first an,i only. Governor in Chief, ;.,••;-•• cf all the \Vest I nii:i'lslands ceded by Prance to Great i;I!. twin in.i f 3, anti the olhc.'t t.;encnti. this British army. ?n the zd inst. at. his lious .Greenwich, Major-Gencr' l Edward Fage, of the Royal Re,:tment of - A rtil!er\ , In sp a i, ) ,•,,n the x 1 ..0f Ito,ust, late Major in the 7, • Ott Mrs, 1). I.3ltint, Of the hie Sir Charies. ;oid aoot• to the present Sir halt. of agyd•77. . The same night, atter a eon paii.fol ca , , ,, 0 1 ' R. Sampson, formerly a Commatie.er hi' the s;:r , ico I° r /ton. t ast-India Company. ' • • • t 'On ,Monday, after a longillness, Mrs Elizabttli - wife of loseph Stanfield, Lsq. kit Islington. Lateiy,' at . Covilar) , un lii 'wov from Ly m i nz t o n, he had been for the.recovery of his health, Sir William W ray " .in, the 39th.yeaf of his a • A few days z. , .0, at near I.lanivrst, shire, Mr. Ichn Knight, late of 'Ciltai,h, Ca•rnarvonslo, who had - been maoyyrars in the..p.oyal- Artillery, and ~1, 4 one of the lientzs of Minden,in i 759: I'OcK.S ;? D 4,1(.4 PRICE-OF 71'4 (Sank Stock, shut - .- , . -in Aid Stock, , Navy 5 pet Cent. 99 i i ' Indralioncis i 2.15, 2.35.. Pr. • Irish i per Cent,:a..Lit I. xche/ .. . Bills, Ss. 13s. P r ' 4 l:' it. Lem. Shut' • imperial 3 per-Cent. •.' ' 1 per Cent. .eu. shut 1.4. to Ann. . 3 per ,erit. Cons. 68!} i Coils. tor A.ctiyunt, 63. ii,,,i1:; . " I . Anil, shut , . • . • ; ' -1._!':....:.00 , • '